Worried about your loved one's behavior during the holidays?
Your loved one with brain injury is not deliberately making up conversations or situations that never happened.
Researchers have discovered a brand new mechanism that controls the way nerve cells in our brain communicate with each other to regulate learning and long-term memory.
Susan Pinker on how a concussion was both a personal struggle for her and a catalyst to study a phenomenon still only partly understood
New research suggests that exposure to nature makes us more cooperative.
The serious nature of traumatic brain injuries
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Each generation revises his myth. Here’s the true story.
New techniques are being used by brain specialists to treat Parkinson's, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and stroke.According to the author of…
The marginalization and segregation of people with serious brain injuries should be seen as a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
"Why did I look like the Michelin Man — puffy, round faced, fat feet, no bones showing?"
Amaris Tyynismaa is a 14-year-old runner with Tourette Syndrome--a potential Olympian whose brain is at war with her body.
Losing sleep puts your body at a disadvantage when fighting off diseases, including cancer. Scientists warn that the idea that you'll sleep when your dead is deadly advice.
"Be patient with us as we learn to be patient with ourselves."
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Dr. Norman Doidge on how groundbreaking research offers new hope for people with chronic pain, multiple sclerosis and more
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Neuroscientists estimate that it can take as little as a tenth of a second to notice a threat—an aggressive face, for example, but much longer to recognize so
